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Kilkenny and Tipperary apply for funding to repair closed bridge

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What happened

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Kilkenny and Tipperary County Councils are preparing a joint funding application to repair Killonerry Bridge, which links the two counties. The bridge, part of the South Leinster Way walking route, has been closed since November 2025 following structural damage caused by flooding. Kilkenny is proposed as the lead authority for the application under the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme.

From kclr96fm.com

Why it matters

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The joint application seeks funding to repair a key piece of regional infrastructure. The crossing is noted as an important link for local communities and walkers in the area, which could affect regional tourism and recreation demand.

From kclr96fm.com

Who's involved

  • KilkennyCounty Council involved in the joint funding application and proposed lead authority
  • TipperaryCounty Council involved in the joint funding application for bridge repair
  • county councilAdministrative body preparing the joint funding application

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • CarlowSpeculative

    Carlow might see increased demand for local services if the regional walking route is repaired and reopened.

  • TipperarySpeculative

    Tipperary could see increased demand for local services if the regional walking route is repaired and reopened.

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